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Zero-inflated GAMs for the analysis of spatial and spatial-temporal correlated data using R-INLA
23 - 27 September 2024
We start with an introduction to Bayesian statistics and show how to execute Poisson and negative binomial GLMs in R-INLA. We then discuss zero-inflated GLMs for count data and continuous data, and show how to execute such models in R-INLA. In the second part of the course, we discuss generalised additive models (GAM) and show how to execute these models in R-INLA. In the third part we extend the zero-inflated GAMs with spatial, and spatial-temporal dependency. During the course, several case studies are presented, integrating statistical theory with applied analyses in a clear and understandable manner. Throughout the course, we will use the R-INLA package in R. This is a non-technical course.
Vlag-EPS cursus Microscopy and Spectroscopy 2025
27- 29 January 2025
The MicroSpectroscopy Research Facility and the Wageningen Light Microscopy Centre of Wageningen University will organize a VLAG & EPS funded advanced practical course for postdocs and PhD candidates. The course will cover the theory behind a number of advanced microscopic and micro-spectroscopic techniques that have a wide range of applications in both the Food and Plant Sciences.

 

Postgraduate courses organised by other Graduate Schools

Below, you can find the links to the course information pages of some of the graduate schools that PE&RC frequently co-organises courses with. Please go ahead and browse through their websites as well, to see whether there are any interesting courses organised by these graduate schools.

Links to other places where postgraduate courses are organised

We sometimes also receive suggestions from our members about places where they have found and/or attended interesting and high quality postgraduate courses. We list these suggestions here, just for people to browse through.

Online courses

Particularly for statistical or methodological courses, we see an added value in taking one or more online courses. We are currently not actively organising such courses ourselves, but you are generally referred to places like www.coursera.org for browsing through a very broad range of online courses. If you have doubts about the quality, applicability, or value of a certain online course for your development, we strongly urge you to check this with your supervisory team, but you are also most welcome to consult us for checking this.